Genre/Topic: Tense
What is the difference between the simple past tense and the present perfect tense?
Can we use time expressions denoting the denoting the past time with present perfect tense?
Read on…
Grade 9 Grammar Lesson 23 May and might
When do we use ‘may’ and ‘might’?
Can they be used in past forms too?
Is ‘could’ similar in meaning to ‘may’ and ‘might’?
Is ‘couldn’t’ similar in meaning to ‘may/might not’?
Read on…
Grade 6 Grammar Lesson 10 Relative clauses
Genre/Topic: Clauses, Relative clauses
What are clauses?
What are relative clauses?
When do we use ‘who’, ‘which’ or ‘that’?
When do we use ‘whose’?
When do we use ‘where’?
Read on…
3rd Grade Grammar Imperatives
We use imperatives to give warnings, orders, instructions and directions.
Read on…
6th Grade Grammar Sentences
A sentence is a group of words that expresses a complete thought. A sentence has a subject and a verb. A sentence starts with a capital letter and ends with a punctuation mark. A sentence is used for different purposes: – to make a statement; – to ask a question; – to give a command; – to emphasise feelings. Read on…
Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 17 Negation
Genre/Topic: Negation
How do we change an auxiliary verb into negative?
How do we change a verb in simple present or a simple past to its negative?
If the statement contains positive words like ‘just’, ‘already’ or ‘some’, do we change those words as well?
How do we change a main verb into negative?
Read on…
Grade 6 Grammar Lesson 17 Capitalization and punctuations
Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 14 Linking verbs: complement
Grade 8 Grammar Lesson 17 Time clauses (future)
Grade 9 Grammar Lesson 10 Past perfect
Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 12 Present tense for the future
Grade 4 Grammar Lesson 1 The sentence – order and sense
Grade 9 Grammar Lesson 41 Reported Speech 3
Grade 8 Grammar Lesson 19 Wh- questions
Grade 4 Grammar Lesson 5 Nouns – number
5th Grade Grammar Past Perfect Past Perfect Continuous